Located in the former Osprey Township, Con. 6, Lot 7.

Con. 1, WTSR, Lot 115.

We are a private museum established in 1992 under the direction of a volunteer Board of Directors and are a registered non-profit corporation. Our main support comes from the efforts of our volunteers who organize and manage our fund raising efforts and the community who participate in these events. We are very grateful for their support.

Best seen by snowshoe in the winter months, this wetland spans 6,500 acres, 700 of which are owned and managed by the NVCA. There is a diverse array of wildlife habitat including a unique esker (long winding ridge of sand and gravel) surrounded by pockets of White Pine, Black Spruce and mixed hardwoods. It is an area of natural scientific interest (ANSI). Defying the traditional fate of wetlands in Southern Ontario, the Osprey Wetlands has endured more than a century of settlement and remains relatively undisturbed. These wetlands are one of the highest elevations in Southern Ontario-they are essentially a 'raised bog' that rest in a depression of bedrock.

This park has provincially significant geological features related to glacial and post-glacial processes along one of the highest point of the Niagara Escarpment. Features include meltwater channels, moraine and talus slopes. Over 400 species of vascular plants have been identified in the park.